Cedziwoda v. Crane-Longley Funeral Chapel
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Justice.
Appellant as plaintiff in trial court has sued defendant Funeral Home, a Texas corporation, for damages growing out of personal injuries suffered by him while riding in defendant’s ambulance. The said vehicle of defendant, at the same time, was transporting a sick person- (Miss Coble) from the Medical Arts Building to St. Paul’s Hospital and on the way became involved in a collision with another car. At close of testimony adduced by plaintiff to a jury, defendant interposed a motion for peremptory instruction, which, upon hearing, was sustained and judgment rendered that…
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